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How To Create A Minecraft Server Icon

It's not an easy task to create server icons. It is important to consider file size limits, design requirements, and any format restrictions that might limit your creativity.



We're sharing all the technical aspects, design tips, and upload requirements you need to make a Minecraft server icon with ease without comprising creativity. To prepare for the tutorial, you will need a browser and a reliable device to access an online editor.



1. Find an image for your Minecraft server icon 2. Upload image to the PNG Maker Edit Minecraft server icon


4. Export and upload to Minecraft Server


Step One: Find an Image for Your Minecraft Server Icon



Let's begin the tutorial by finding an image for the Minecraft server icon. Some ideas include initials that represent the server name, custom-designed logos to establish an identity, creative symbols and game characters. Pinterest and Google allow you to search for existing server icons. Here are some examples.



Step 2: Upload an image to the PNG Maker



Open your browser and visit the PNG Maker by Kapwing to begin creating your Minecraft server icon. All server icons should be 64 x 64 pixels with a PNG file extension, and this free tool easily supports both requirements. The PNG Maker is available for use on any device including a mobile phone, tablet, and computer.



From here, you have a few options for opening the editor. To start with a blank canvas or upload a file using the file browser, tap or click the button to get started. Or, you can copy an image link. The second option is ideal if you already have an image saved on your device.



If you need help finding the perfect image, select the get started button, then use the Plugins tool to browse images from Pixabay and Pexels. Pixabay has a wide selection of illustrations and vectors that talented creators provide, ideal for server icons. Type a descriptive term in the search bar, then tap or click the search button to generate results. Here's an example of what you might find using the Pixabay plugin.



Step Three: Edit Minecraft Server Icon



To resize your canvas to the best dimensions for a server icons, click Custom under Output size on the right side. In each space, type 64. Click Done to save your changes.



To open the remove background tool, click on or tap the eraser. This will convert your image into a PNG, and make the background transparent. You can adjust the eraser's size or use the magic wand to quickly select the background and isolate it from the icon. You can zoom in or out to make precise edits.



If your image is already transparent and you need to remove the background color from the canvas, click the transparent icon under Background Color.



Now that we have completed the design specifications, it is time to customize the server icon. You can browse shapes and Emojis using the Elements tool. The image search tool allows you to find borders, graphics, overlays, and graphics. Drag the ends to scale the size and reposition your element on the canvas.



You can use the adjust tool to change the appearance of your server icon if you want a different look. Select the image, click Adjust, then drag the circle from left to right to decrease or increase the intensity of a setting. You can also click on Filters to select from 17 options. Click a filter to view a preview.



Here's an example of the server icon before and after it was adjusted using the adjust tool.



Step Four: Export and Upload to Minecraft Server



Review your icon, then select the export image button at the top of the PNG maker to begin processing the project.



After it finishes processing, change its file name to "server-icon". This file name is required to upload the icon to your Minecraft server, then click Download to save it to your device. minecraft servers are my life To remove the watermark completely, you can sign in using an email address. After that, you will have a workspace where you can store and modify content for up to 2 days.



Open your server files and drag and drop the file from your desktop or download folder into the root directory of your Minecraft server. Launch and refresh your Minecraft server and your new icon should appear for all to view!



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